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Mentor X: DSL Wins 2021 TV3 Mentor With Boyz Pe Cho Performance, Takes Home GHC500k in prizes

Monday, January 10, 2022 at 4:06 PM by Jeffrey Owusu-Mensah 2 min read

DSL (De Sound Lord) has emerged as the winner of Mentor X, the 2021 edition of TV3's Mentor reality show
DSL won the ultimate at the grand finale held at the National Theatre in Accra on Sunday, January 9, 2022
The Dancehall singer pipped rappers Kofidential and Wise B, and singers AJ and Ely to win GHC500,000 in prizes

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The grand finale for the 2021 edition of TV3's music reality show, Mentor, has come off at the National Theatre. Being the 10th edition, it was dubbed Mentor X.

The final climaxed many weeks of action-packed performances from the 16 contestants which were whittled down to five.

DSL emerged as the ultimate taking a prize package worth GHC500,000. The package includes a brand new car, cash, promotional deals, and a record label contract with Richie Mensah's Lynx Entertainment.

Consistent performer

DSL's win did not come as a surprise to many people as he has been a consistent performer throughout the show.

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Week in week out, DSL whose name is an abbreviation for the De Sound Lord, had thrilled fans with top-notch performances.

Grand finale performance

For the grand finale, DSL continued what he had always done by delivering two masterful performances.

The first had him performing with a mentor. His happened to be Epixode and it was an effortless delivery.

For his second performance for the day, DSL came out to sing his own song titled Boyz Pe Cho and he got the whole auditorium on fire.

The judges on the show, Reggie Rockstone, Richie Mensah, Adina Thembi, and Kwabena Kwabena, were all of the opinion that DSL already had a hit song on his hands.

Other finalists

DSL won the ultimate ahead of rapper Kofidential and singer AJ who came second and third respectively. Singer Ely and rapper Wise B took the fourth and fifth positions respectively.

Just like DSL, the other finalists took home handsome cash prizes as well as impressive deals from the promotion of their works.

Well-deserved win

DSL's win did not come as surprise to many people who had followed the reality show from the beginning. And for Gabriel Myers Hansen, an entertainment writer for Music In Africa, it was a well-deserved victory.

"I followed the whole show and DSL has been brilliant. His charisma and delivery have always been on point. It is no wonder that he emerged as the number one.

"He really deserved it and if he is managed very well he is going break out as a big music star."